Archaeologists unearth wreckage of British WW II plane in German mine


A bucket-wheel excavator stands near the crash site of a British bomber. Photos: FEDERICO GAMBARINI/dpa

Archeologist Tunde Kaszab-Olschewski usually focuses on clay pots, coins and graves – but she recently found herself dusting soil off a military plane.

She is a specialist in finds from the Roman period, handling objects that are more than 1,000 years old.

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